Dell’s New Studio Hybrid PCs

Description

At long last, the new “green” PCs that have been under development at Dell have finally arrived. The Dell Studio Hybrid PC is 80% smaller than the conventional desktop mini-tower while also using 70% less power than typical desktop PCs. Their small form factor lets them fit almost anywhere and the optional wireless keyboard and mouse help kill the clutter. The PCs are Energy Star 4.0 compliant (of course!)and can be customized with 6 interchangeable color sleeves or even a sleeve made of environmentally- friendly bamboo. Despite their small size, the Studio Hybrid still finds room for a CD/DVD drive, analog and digital sound ports, a gigabit networking port, and HDMI and DVI ports. The PCs start at $499 and go up depending on your customizations like selecting a Blu-Ray drive, more memory, or a larger hard drive.

The Discussion

John Ellis

Why oh why does Dell make it so hard for themselves to sell in this country- here the cheapest Dell Studio Hybrid is £549 which comes out to over $1,100 - if Dell sold these for £270 (Approx $499 plus 17.5% VAT) in the UK they would have a garunteed hit on their hands. Treating certain countries poorly like this is terrible.

Why oh why does Dell make it so hard for themselves to sell in this country- here the cheapest Dell Studio Hybrid is £549 which comes out to over $1,100 - if Dell sold these for £270 (Approx $499 plus 17.5% VAT) in the UK they would have a garunteed hit on their hands. Treating certain countries poorly like this is terrible.

Why oh why does Dell make it so hard for themselves to sell in this country- here the cheapest Dell Studio Hybrid is £549 which comes out to over $1,100 - if Dell sold these for £270 (Approx $499 plus 17.5% VAT) in the UK they would have a garunteed hit on their hands. Treating certain countries poorly like this is terrible.